The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-02

Prof. a. J. Stice Is the recipien
from his pupils in the Second ward
school house OF an elegant gold pen
holder and pencil.
Rev. @. W. Grade, fiscal agent Of
the Kansas Wesleyan University, il
preparing TO build a residence in the
Kansas Wesleyan University addi-
ton.
Messrs. Blade and Fleming, Of
Bloomington, ILL.,, have located in
Salina in the practice Of the law.
MT. Blade Is a son Of Judge Blade, a
prominent lawyer Of Illinois.
The Missouri Pacific will sh ,rtly
put N five or six extra engines he
tween here and MeCracken, 20 keep
up with the advancement Of inn
prOvements.
The city engineer was setting
grade stakes on Crawford avenue
Saturday. Il was found that the
street was about two feet above
grade between Santa Fe avenue and
Fourth street.
Little Oracle Bower, daughter Of
G.. G. Bower, agent Of the Missouri
Pacific, Tuesday while at play with
her sister accidentally fell and broke
her collar bone. DR.. o. b. Campbell
reduced the fracture.
The HerlngtOn Tribune tells us
that "a large force Of railroad men
with teams, serapers and other grad
ing tools passed through town sun
day, to work on the Rock Island he
tween here and Salina."
The lawn social given Friday night
It the residence OF J. NJ Erirk-un,
for the benefit Of the Swedish
Lutheran church, WAS in all Respects
a grand success. \ large gathering
was in attendance aud the receipts
aggregated &73.35.
Robert MARYLAND started ON his
California trip Tuesday night. Mr..
Gibbs was % have accompanied him,
bat not receiving expected tickets
put Off his start until this evening.
He will join Mr.. MARYLAND in Denver.
Mr.. John BOyles, who has for
some time been night operator at
the L. p depot, has resigned his pc
sitiOn and gone Co the front with the
Missouri Pacific Jack IL a first
class operator and We wish him sue
cess In his new field Of adventures.
lie Il located for the present at Me-
Craeken.
The Hcrnl,Ts boom pyramid il he
coming ~ old aud as much OF
ehestnu. A. the pyramids 81 Egypt.
II Is copied strictly and absolutely
from the Tiggeryille Times, with 3
Of no. All papers Of inn
POFtanee have long since abandoned
such at old gag.
Judge Idle, OF I.eavenworih, Ia =
purchased the Interest Of Messrs.
Ravens 4 Barnes in the Leayen-
worth addition. He made the pur-
chase after visiting all the booming
cities OF the state-deeidlng that Sa-
lima presents the best advantages for
The sale was made
through CarIin, Supple & Go.
Holmes & Wilkinson cary a full
line Of heavy and light harness at
The old stand Of J. T. Wells 10 Iron
Avenue. They manufacture all
heir heavy harness in their own
shop by experienced wOrkmen.
They also cary everything found in
! first class harness shop. They |
ell the best Of goods at bottom prize
:. Call and see Us before you buy,
The election Of officers for the Red
den Friday were Is follows:
r. II. Bishop; Sachem, G.
J. Conrad; Senior Sycamore, J. g.
Junior Sycamore, w. H.
bishop; Chief Of Reserve, J. II.
illum; Keeper Of Wampum, L. o.
Medicine Man, DR.. J. w.
,rOwley; Representatives to Great
R. H. Bishop and Geo. H.
iced.
The Manhattan Republic speaks a.
pillows concerning a gentleman who
Ormeriy tuned pianos in this city:
Many Of our readers remember f.
!. Draper, Of Topeka, q compliant
nd popular gentleman who tuned
IanOs occasionally In this city. He
to Chicago last year, and :
stely his wife, formerly Of Sweden,
ID heir 10 an Inheritance amOunt-
D. TO tS1 900 and the money has J
cen paid over. AIR. and Mrs.
)nPsT are worthy Of che fortune.